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Trade Journal Investigator

Turn completed-trade CSVs and chart screenshots into a reviewable journal. Explore where outcomes cluster, tag recurring mistakes and examine the underlying evidence—privately.

Import & map CSVInspect outcomesReview evidenceExport your findings
LOCAL-FIRST100%Trade calculations in your browser
Data boundary: Import one completed trade per row, with broker-reported realized P&L. Order fills, running balances, open positions and mixed-currency P&L are not automatically reconciled. This tool surfaces hypotheses, not financial advice or causal proof.
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Performance investigation

No data
Completed trades0Ready to import
Reported P&L—Single currency only
Win rate—Wins / closed trades
Average trade—Reported P&L / trade
Profit factor—Gross wins / gross losses
Peak-to-trough drawdown—From imported trade sequence

Cumulative reported P&L

Import completed trades to see an equity-style curve.

Closed trades
No trade data yet

This is a cumulative reported P&L chart, not actual account equity or risk-adjusted performance. Chronology requires valid closed/opened timestamps; otherwise import order is used.

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Pattern investigator

Evidence-linked rules

Local calculations flag conditions for review, never inferred motives. Select a finding to inspect its supporting trades.

Load trades to investigate repeated behavior.
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Outcome breakdown

Grouping appears after import.

Groups are descriptive and may differ in trade count or risk; their results are not directly comparable without more context.

06 / OWN YOUR RECORDS

Export a defensible review.

Download the annotated journal, a portable project with screenshot evidence, or print the current filtered report. No automatic uploads or broker connections.

Built for careful post-trade review

Does it connect to my brokerage?

No. Import a downloaded CSV with one closed trade per row. Map your columns explicitly. The app does not retrieve account credentials or place orders.

Are the insights AI predictions?

No. They are transparent local statistical heuristics, labeled as hypotheses. They do not identify intent, predict returns, or recommend particular trades.

How are fees handled?

The analyzer uses the exact realized P&L field you map. Fee columns are informational; it never deducts them again automatically, preventing accidental double counting.

Is screenshot OCR required?

No. Screenshots can be annotated and exported without OCR. Optional OCR is a separately triggered download that runs recognition in your browser when available.

Review completed trades with reported P&L

Import a completed-trade CSV or TSV, map reported realized profit and loss and currency, then choose number conventions and inspect descriptive statistics one currency at a time. Add evidence notes or screenshots and export the reviewed records or a portable project.

Example workflow

  1. Load completed-trade rows and map the reported realized P&L, currency, date and any review fields.
  2. Choose the number convention, inspect one currency group and examine rule-based findings alongside your own notes or screenshots.
  3. Review each finding, add a disposition and export reviewed CSV, Markdown or project JSON.

Authored example: Enter three hypothetical completed trades in one currency with already-reported realized P&L. Add a note to one row and compare the descriptive summary with your source journal.

Limits and privacy: The tool does not calculate P&L from fills, subtract fees again, convert currencies or predict performance. Mixed or unknown currencies suppress monetary totals. Findings are descriptive hypotheses, not psychological diagnoses or trading advice. Optional Tesseract.js 5.1.1 OCR requires remote assets; projects can contain sensitive trade records and screenshots.

Common questions

Does it calculate P&L from fills or subtract fees?

No. Map the reported realized P&L value from your completed-trade records. Fee fields are informational and are not subtracted again.

Can it combine different currencies or diagnose trading behavior?

No. Mixed or unknown currencies suppress monetary totals, and findings are descriptive rules rather than psychological diagnoses or performance forecasts.

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